The world turns golden before it’s blanketed in white snow in Carbon County.
Fall and winter in southern Wyoming are the perfect seasons for rest and reflection. From the ski trails to the hot springs, to the comfort of a cozy fireplace, there are so many ways to enjoy the cooler seasons in this quiet corner of Wyoming.
Read more: Plan your fall and winter getaway to Carbon County, Wyoming
Carbon County Visitors’ Council (CCVC) announces the arrival of the 2020 Carbon County Visitors Guide and the Visit Carbon County fold out brochure.
As the 2020 tourist season picks up, the Carbon County Visitors’ Council (CCVC) is excited to announce the arrival of the 2020 revised Carbon County Visitor Guide and Visit Carbon County foldout brochure for visitors to Carbon County.
Carbon County Visitors’ Council proudly announces the Carbon County Visitor Journey A2D Learning Center.
CCVC has partnered with Visitor Engagement Academy to produce a training tool. The Carbon County Visitors’ Council is excited to provide a training tool for not only our tourism industry but for all Carbon County residents. The Carbon County Visitor Journey A2D program gives participants the tools to be a champion for visitors from the moment they arrive in Carbon County until they depart.
Congratulations to Eric Burnham!
The winners of the Summer/Fall 2020 Photo Contest are:
1) First Place $150 Winner - Eric Burnham with his photo taken near Jack Creek Campground (41.2877, -107.1234)
2) Second Place $100 Winner - Josh Glisan with his photo taken at the Sanger Public Access area near Saratoga, WY
3) Honorable Mention $50 Winner - Sarah Givens with her photo of Elk Mountain, WY
Welcome to Wyoming’s Carbon County, your safety and the safety of others is our priority during this COVID-19 crisis.
What Travelers Need to Be Aware Of
Our first priority is the health and well-being of visitors, guests, hospitality workers and our local communities. We are working together to keep our friends and neighbors safe in accordance with state and national guidance.
Award–winning Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch opens for 2020 season on June 7th.
The Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch, named one of the top resorts in U.S. six years in a row by Condé Nast Traveler’s Reader’s Choice Awards and one of the Best Resort Hotels in the Continental U.S. three years in a row in the Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards, announced today that it will open for the 2020 season on June 7, welcoming those guests who are eager to return to travel to its 30,000 acres of expansive adventure and solitude.
When it comes to vacation, I love a place that combines the outdoors with relaxation.
I had driven the scenic byway between Laramie and Rawlins, Wyoming before and knew that spending a few nights somewhere in between was a must. Surrounded by the Medicine Bow National Forest, I knew that Saratoga would be the perfect destination. Eliza and I headed out early, left the traffic and city behind for the mountains with our swimsuits and fly rods in tow.
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